* Whether to show "we're sorry, but there has been a database error" pages.
* Displaying errors aids in debugging, but may display information useful
* to an attacker.
+ *
+ * @deprecated and nonfunctional since 1.32: set $wgShowExceptionDetails and/or
+ * $wgShowHostnames instead.
*/
$wgShowSQLErrors = false;
/**
- * If set to true, uncaught exceptions will print a complete stack trace
- * to output. This should only be used for debugging, as it may reveal
- * private information in function parameters due to PHP's backtrace
- * formatting.
+ * If set to true, uncaught exceptions will print the exception message and a
+ * complete stack trace to output. This should only be used for debugging, as it
+ * may reveal private information in function parameters due to PHP's backtrace
+ * formatting. If set to false, only the exception's class will be shown.
*/
$wgShowExceptionDetails = false;
* reported in the normal manner. $wgShowExceptionDetails applies in other cases,
* including those in which an uncaught exception is thrown from within the
* exception handler.
+ *
+ * @deprecated and nonfunctional since 1.32: set $wgShowExceptionDetails instead.
*/
$wgShowDBErrorBacktrace = false;
$wgPagePropsHaveSortkey = true;
/**
- * Port where you have HTTPS running
- * Supports HTTPS on non-standard ports
- * @see T67184
+ * For installations where the canonical server is HTTP but HTTPS is optionally
+ * supported, you can specify a non-standard HTTPS port here. $wgServer should
+ * be a protocol-relative URL.
+ *
+ * If HTTPS is always used, just specify the port number in $wgServer.
+ *
+ * @see https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T67184
+ *
* @since 1.24
*/
$wgHttpsPort = 443;